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Image ID: 1173640
Caption : Gol Gumbaz, the most majestic and largest monument. Sultan Muhmmad Ali Shah VII (1626-56) laid its foundation as his own mausoleum, but he died before its completion. Its acoustic effects are so wonderful that any sonic signal or a clap taken by it gets repeated 12 times over. Forty metres in diameter and towering over a square structure with a tower at each corner, its inside is austerely bare except the four arches supporting the dome.
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Photographer :The Hindu Archives
Category:
Arts Culture and Entertainment
Sub-Category: MONUMENT AND HERITAGE
Credit: THE HINDU
Creation Date: 1974-01-01
Image Size: 3430 x 2476 pixels
File Size:
1 MB
City : BIJAPUR
State : KARNATAKA
Country :INDIA
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GOL GUMBAZ , TOMB , MONUMENT , ARCHITECTURE , TOURISM , HISTORY , BIJAPUR , KARNATAKA
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